Hi All
Here's my second time around setting up this 20 litre Nano tank. I'm calling it my redemption tank, because the first time around was more than a bit chaotic/disastrous (I very nearly gave up on the hobby!). However, here I am giving it another shot.
Hardscape: Black Lava Rock, Wood (not sure the type), Sand and Tropica Soil
Plants:
Cryptocoryne Wendtii (Green) front left
Cryptocoryne Undulatus front middle
Sagittaria Sublata front/side right
Rotala Rotundifolia back left
Bacopa Caroliniana back middle, centre
Spiky Moss
Anubias Petite
Amazonian Frogbit
I've also attached picture from start up compared to the latest one which was taken yesterday. As you can see the Frogbit is rather taking over...
Also anyone have any tips on how I can preserve my sandbank, because the soil is invading and it's lowkey the most frustrating battle at the moment.
Here's my second time around setting up this 20 litre Nano tank. I'm calling it my redemption tank, because the first time around was more than a bit chaotic/disastrous (I very nearly gave up on the hobby!). However, here I am giving it another shot.
Hardscape: Black Lava Rock, Wood (not sure the type), Sand and Tropica Soil
Plants:
Cryptocoryne Wendtii (Green) front left
Cryptocoryne Undulatus front middle
Sagittaria Sublata front/side right
Rotala Rotundifolia back left
Bacopa Caroliniana back middle, centre
Spiky Moss
Anubias Petite
Amazonian Frogbit
I've also attached picture from start up compared to the latest one which was taken yesterday. As you can see the Frogbit is rather taking over...
Also anyone have any tips on how I can preserve my sandbank, because the soil is invading and it's lowkey the most frustrating battle at the moment.
. That's why you see so many scapes with artfully scattered pebbles, some with epiphytes draped over them, that cleverly camouflage the line of stones acting as sand / soil land break.